Everything You NEED TO KNOW Before Visiting Turkey

Bu yaz Türkiye'ye gitmemek için hiç bir sebep yok!

Türkiye'de tatil planları yapıyorum, çok heyecanlıyım!

id like to visit the Kurdistan Region of Turkey.

🙏🏼Constantinople🙏🏼Hagia Sophia🙏🏼

Never holiday in Turkey. Erdogan is like Hitler.

Cok güzel bişey

12:38 as additional info September October has way more wave action on sea. its still perfect to bath but the water isnt crystal clear

Ataturk was in my Dreams with fan look😂

That was an excellent overview of Turkey 🎉

Great vid

My wife is Russian, I am Canadian. She always talks about going here, she says it is very beautiful.

I hope I can reach Turkey next year for my work as a caregiver. 🙏Hoping also to explore and experience Turkish bath, taste their kebab and other savory dishes!

I came here and it is a perfect country, green, blue, a country with all kinds of colors, its people are wonderful, its food is already number one in the world in terms of diversity and beauty.The color called turquoise comes from the name Türkiye. It is a wonderful country in terms of culture, and the people live the Turkish culture.

very positive vlog

Thanks for the tips some day I wanna visit turkey

Who can help me get a job there

Every country has some beautiful places within the country but some countries in the world has full package of tourism like turkey, saudi arabia, iran , pakistan and some others . The reason is that they might have some different and unique cultural and even history things even food and some more things present in the country which looks more unique than others along will modernity. So yes very few countries in the world are actually full packages of tourism but yes every country has something nice places obviously.

I just wish these places were not so extremely busy with traffic and people, it is to much for me but I really love the things they offer and would love to see them, maybe I will go, Turkey looks lovely

Thank you so much

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Matrix Visa is worth every penny.

Turkey is a terror supporter, so don’t go there

Turkey like a snake

Man you had me a Turkish coffe, turkey looks like a wonderful place I'd love to visit there

Safe for men

Turkish people are renowned for their warm hospitality, generosity, and strong sense of community. They take pride in their rich cultural heritage and are always eager to share their traditions, cuisine, and stories with visitors, making everyone feel welcome and valued.

I'm going on my second visit to Antalya. Went in july 104 to 107 degree average during the day. Little cooler at nite. All in all had a great time! I'm leaving in two days, and heard the weathers like somewhat rainy and about 55 degrees. Oh well, from one extreme to another. Will make the best of it! 20 plus hour flight from Hawaii😂 Aloha!!

Isn't turkey a muslm country!?!
Need I say more?!?

Don’t never go to turkey on holidays , as soon as they know your not Turkish they charge you more then double 👎👎👎👎❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌

Hoş geldiniz güzel ülkeme 🇹🇷🥰

вкусняшки какие, Турция моя любовь

What he is showing is very expensive in Turkey. Did you know some people living in Turkey cannot afford to buy meat.

To much russian vomit. Never again

Don't travel to Turkey 🦃 it sucks balls

very expensive where ever you go, NOT going there again

Connect me with a serious honest man for reletion ship leading to marrage

Beautiful country but lots of racists especially taxi drivers

Ben bir Türk olarak 40’lı yaşlarımda Türkiye’yi keşfetmeye devam ediyorum. Bitmez bir macera bu.

things You should know if you want to live in Turkey the government is crazy and out of control because banning Roblox, PayPal and almost every VPN

I also want to say that you don’t have to cover you’re hair or shoulders in public, just in religious sights, you can where anything and you don’t have to worry about visiting as an unmarried couple, some people have asked Google if they can stay in hotels and unmarried couples or show affection in public, this is totally allowed. Also Turkey has a lot of historical sights and museums not just ruins of towns, also don’t swim in the Bosporus, it has a strong current and is dirty

Just a heads up taxi drivers tend to scam tourists so I recommend public transport, here in İstanbul use the ferry system its a beautiful journey and worth the money. I Aldo recommend that you visit Kadıköy in İstanbul, it is a bit crowded but still has very nice locations, its also like a hub for pop culture, you will see some manga and anime themed shops in the streets, I recommend Gerekli Şeyler and Köstebek, my daughter loves them I also recommend you try pastramis in Deli Rita, I know they aren’t Turkish food but they are just as good

Hi I am from İstanbul and I just want to say it doesn’t snow here anymore because of climate change and last time we got snow it was two years ago and it is considered a miracle

It is illegal in Turkiye to say anything insulting about the country, government or the national flag, or to deface Turkish currency, in person or online.
Anyone caught breaking these laws could face a prison sentence of between six months and three years.

It's interesting for him to say that is a safe place. The people there are religious, mainly Islam so crime rate is extremely low

Planning to visit Turkiye next month

Mispronounced nearly every place.

Hello everyone, pro tip from a turkish person here. Thank you for the video, it has some great points. If you're planning to come to turkey I'd suggest choose regions and not try to do all at once. Turkey in general has so many attraction points and must-sees. It has a long rich history of different cultures and their effects on the area. For example the Mediterranean region (the Riviera?) has amazing beaches, camp sites, lots of nature activities (rafting/hiking/swimming etc). The Aegean region is more likely the same, slightly colder weather, closer to Greek culture and similar structures (as mentioned Ephesus). Pamukkale and Cappadocia are more in the center (totally different cities). On the Eastern Region you have Mount Nemrut and the statues on top of the mountains. The region is affected by so many cultures (Selcuk/Roma/Persia/Ottoman etc). Oh and amazing food(!). The Blacksea region has so many forests and tall trees and old monasteries and Turkish houses etc. My point is, overall Turkiye is a wonderful place to visit but you should plan your trip according to what you desire and get the full experience rather than hitting a few main spots. Thanks to everyone who managed to read this long comment 🎉 Feel free to ask any more questions 😅